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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
ALL QUIET At SEATTLE.
The Militia Called Ont aud No
DisturbaAte.

SEATTLE, W. T., May 2.--The city il
perfectly quiet and there Is no appre'
hsnsion of trouble of any kind. For a
time prior to May LIST there had been
rumors afoat that an attempt to expei
the Chinese would be made on that day.
These rumors. however, could not be
traced to any reliable source. As the
day in question approached they were
almost forgotten, and the actioniof Gov.
ernor Semple in calling out the militia
Saturday evening surprised and mystitied
everybody, and naturally created much
alarm. The troops responded promptly
to tho call, and within an hour after the
order was received companies ID, Il aud
f of the First regiment were assembled
at the armories aud ready to perform
any duty.
Company B was kept on duty all
night. The other companies being dis.
missed, no disturbance whatever oc-
Cured. During the night and early
Sunday morning company b was also
dismissed. 1t has been learned that
Governor Semple acted on information
furnished by United States Attorney
White, who had become alarmed at the
floating rumors and had sent several
alarming telegrams to the Governor.
Inquiry among the leaders OF the labor
movement here, developed the fact that
there is no intention to repeat the at
Tempt TO expsl Chinese.
Work is plenty and all are satisfied
with their situations. Half dozen pro.
fessional agitators keep the public feel
ing somewhat excited, but they have no
apparent followefs. Sheriff Cocherane
declares his ability to maintain order in
any emergency. Everything Is now as
peaceful as could be- desired.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
News Notes.

Long Beach is now looking up in a
lively manner. The beauties of that
town are being rapidly appreciated.
Over $4,000 worth of property was
sold there last week.
Complaint is mado that nuisance
exists inar slley between Philadelphia
street and Rosas street.. where lot of
the vilest garbage is rotsing and pollut-
ing the air.
Justice Austin yesterday. fiaed the
dealers Of the faro gains captured on
Saturday night $50 ekch, and the
gamblers $40 and SIS, according to
whether they appeared or not.
A garbage wagon stood yesterday for
long time, about IL o'clock, in front of
the Nado rcstsurant ON Spsing street.
The stencil was intolerabie and prevent
ed customers from visiting that place.
The charges against r. Porter Ashe
and his brot her. Sidney Ashe, for carry
ing concealed weapons. were dismissed
yesterday, the District Attorney stating
that there was not sufficient evidence to
convict
The dust on Upper Main and San Fer
.nando streets yesterday was terrific.
Thousands of people were arriving and
departing by over fifty trains Of cars,
while thousand teams were receiving
and delivering goods in a binding dnst.
Mr.. 7. L. Mason, late Of the Central
Hotel at Pomona, has leased the Plan
tefs' Hotel Anaheim, Mr.. Mitchell
retiring from the position of landlord.
Mr.. Mason is an experienced caterer to
tho public palate, and will doubtless
succeed in his new venture.
Don't forget to read the grand de-
scription Of the famous Magnolia Tract
in the HERALD tomorrow. 1t is one of
the finest tracts on the coast, aud is a
part of the beautiful colony of Ontario.
on the new A. I. & s. f. railway.
thirty miles east of Los Angeles.
Yesterday evening. about 7 o'clock. 3
horse with halter around its neck ran
down Main street and was captured by
Deputy Constable sutter. While the
horse was yet excited Deputy County
Clerk Fanning's little boy ventured too
near his heels and was kicked in the
breast. His injuries are quite severe.
He was taken to his fathers home.
At about o'clock yesterday after.
noon hay team started on run down
Requena street. When opposite the
Pioneer stables Thomas Bartley, fore
man of the stables, in trying to stop the
team, was thrown down, and the wagon
i wheels passed over his body, ipjuring
him quite severely, but no bones were
broken.
P. P. Froelich stated yesterday that
tho foreman Of engine company No,
had preferred charges against him with
the Fire Commissioners for neglect oil
duty and visiting houses of prostitution.
and that the board sammarily dismissed
him from the department. He stated
that there was no truth in the charges,
and that he had served faithfully for
1 over year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
PACIFIC COAST.
Robbers Roost with Thirty
Thieves Discovered.
WHAT PORTER AsHE SAYS.
The Train Robbers-A Jury Goes
Back on Itself--Expensive
Shanghaing.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
BAKER Cry, Cal. May 2.-Deputy
Sheriff Andy Newman, who has been
searching for six weeks for two horse
thieves, by accident came upon a rem
dezvous of horse and cattle thieves.
It is located in Idaho at the confluence
of the Grand Ronde river with the
Snake, about two hundred miles east OF
Baker City. There he found an organ.
ICED band of refugees from the law,
numbering twenty-five or thirty men,
well armed and equipped. Horses aud
cattle which are stolen in southeastern
Oregon are hidden there and then driven
East. Being alone he could make no
Arrasis
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
FOREIGN +.
Cholera Quarantine Raised
on the Chill Coast.
SMALLPOX AT VICTORIA. B. @.
Mistaken Identity in the Schnse-
beIes Case--The London
Market.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HEBAxp
New YoRK, May 2.---Reports fron
Chill, regarding the cholera, uuder datt
Of yesterday are very encouraging. and
the number Of deaths at santiago a.
Chilli and Valparaiso are rare, notabdy
only six having taken place ia both
cities within twenty -four hours. Hat
fourteen new cases had appeared. ends
free communication is restored bstvesn
the capital and port, and sseasn err nev
sail regularly on their trips along the
southern coast of Chill, without detsn>10o
or delay; and it is possible that within :
fortnight the dreadful visitant will have
disappeared. Up to yesterday 2873 per-
sons have fallen victims to the epi deenfe
in Santiago de Chill alone.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
The Courthouse Pians.

Mr.. T. e. Rowan, Chairman OF The
Board of Supervisors, returned Sunday
from the North. He says that the diff
ferent plans for the new Courthouse
which have been in the hands of experts
for week past, will be returned here
to-day and the Supervisors will make an
award. Mr.. Rowan is non committal
but he states that the architect will be
California man and he hopes that : he
will be Los Angeles man. In other
words the plans of a Los Angeles man
will be adopted and home man will
direct the building of our Courthouse.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
U. 8. District Court.

/ Judge E. M. Ross opened the U. s.
District Court yesterday morning OF 10
o'clock In the court room over the
Farmers and Merchants Bank. corner
Of Commercial and Main street. Hon.
J. Marion Brooks presented his commits
sion as U. s.. District Attorney for the
Southern District of Califorais, which
was spread upon the minutes. The
Jury Commissioner will soon be ap.
pointed and grand and trial jurors will
be selected.
On Monday the complete organization
Of the court will be made with L. G.
Owen as Clerk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
rnE MORMON Boor. .
Three Hundred Norwcgians "a
to salt Lake sttO Stay.,s


to salt Lake ssto Stay.o
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, May 2.--Three
hundred Norwegian emigrants passed
through this city last night for Salt Lake
whittier they go to join the Mormon col
onies IN the West. They came by way
of Norfolk, and are the most respectable
looking emigrints that have arrived III
this city for many days. The party is
composed of men, women and children
and seem intelligent. They are well
dressed and seem TO have money. They
seemed to regard Utah as possessing all
the riches of the promised land. They
are accompanied by several Mormon
elders who have been in Norway ON 3
proselyting tour. Many Of them do not
seem to understand the polygamous ma.
ture Of the Mormon faith, and some OF
the women, when told they were liable
to become wives Of men already welded,
opened their eyes and stated they would
not submit to such a proceeding. Many
of them have probably been deludsd into
coming to America and espousing the
Mormon faith.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
JOHN CHINAmAN WINS.
Judge sawyer Hcnders u wash
House Opinion.


SAN Francisco, May 2.-This morn
ing Judge Sawyer decided the habeas
corpus case of Sam Kee in favor of the
Chinaman. Sam kee is a laundryman,
doing business in Napa. who kept his
wash.houss in operation in defiance of
an ordinance Of the city prohibiting all
persons, white and Mongolian, from
carrying on public laundry within Ger.
tain limits under a penalty OF $l00 fine
and imprisonment. Judge Sawyer's
ruling was as follows: "There is moth.
ing tending in the slightest degree to
show that this laundry Is in fact a nuis-
ance, and uncontradicted allegations of
petitioners are that it is not. SO far as
appears, ii is only made o nuisance by
the arbitrary declaration of the ordin.
ance, and it is beyond the power of the
Common Council, by its simple fat, to
make that nuisance which is not so in
fact. The ordinance is held to be ycid,
as being in contravention of the Consti-
tuition of the United States, and the
prisoner is ordered to be discharged. +"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Ability and Hereism Dfsplayoa
by q Russfam Youth.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 2.-One Of the
persons just convicted Of plotting againsl
the Car, is . student named 0aalIanolE.
the son of high Russian officer. Dur.
ing the trial he displayed the highest In
telIigence and maintained the most dig.
niied bearing. entering into q minnie
and scientific dispute with Feoderoff.
the renowned chemist. He compelled
the latter to acknowledge the prisoner ia
the right and he himself inthe wrong.
At the final sitting, 0ualianof made
a brilliant speech. and declared that
neither he nor his companions feared
death. He could imagine nothing more
sublime than to die in an endeavor to
deliver the unfortunate Russian peopIe.
Hundreds Of young men would initiate
him until the Gar would be compelled
to change his despotic systen. The
prisoners, with one exception, are intel
ligent. gentlemanly and Of good families
One Of them said he intended to murder
the Gar with revolver, but afterwards
thought bombs would be better.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
ABOUT THE WRONG MAN.
Something OF tho History Oi
Henry kiebert.

TEHAcHArI, CAL, May 2.-Henry
Siebert, supposed to be the man recently
killed for Pete Olsen near Bakersfield,
lived in this vicinity in 1875. He kept
the station on the Owen river road for
about two years. He disappeared from
there and no one knew of his wheren.
bouts until now. He was German and
when here was about 26 or 2S years old
Indignation is expressed here at the way
ho was killed.
BELIEVED TO BE THE REAL MAN.
BAKERSFIELD, May 2.--The memoran.
DUN book and letters OF NJ. FL. Siebert
required by the Coroner, were brought
here tonight aud the inquest will be
resumed tomorrow. There are many
here who still firmly believe that the
dead man is Olsen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
DON'T LIKE CLEVELAND.
gvashtngi ON Territory Delegate
Not suited with Him.

New York, May 2.-Tde Sun says
that before leaving New York for tho
Pacific Coast, few days ago, Charles
Stewart voorhees,, the Democratic Dele
gate from Washington Territory in the
last and in the present Congress, ex'
pressed very freely his disgust with
Cleveland and the policy Of his adnfnis.
tration. The charges which he makes
includes matters such as smothering the
Idaho bill, the Beecher appointment,
and the support given by the Democratic
admin stration to the Republican Gov
ernor of Washington Territory in the
unconstitutional proceedings at Seattle
at the time of the anti ti.Chinese excite
ment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Portland in Forty Hours.

SAN Francisco. May 2.--The first
train of the California and Oregon road.
known as the Portland Express, which
left here yesterday at P. NJ, arrived at
Hornbrook, the present terminus of the
road, on time, $50 this morning, with
thirty three passengers en- route for
Portland and points North. The through
trip will be made 10 forty hours.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
The Coming Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO, May To-day as.
surance has been given that work will
commence on the extension of the rail.
road from Templeton toward this city,
as soon as the graders have reached
Santa Barbara, which was expected this
week. The road will cross the range by
Cuesta Pass. entering the northern part
Of the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
North Main stree,. .

A large number Of citizens want to
know whose fault 1t is that Sanchez
street has not been widened and graded
as North Main street? There is no OBJ
jection to the work, all the publications
have been made according to law and
people are being killed on San Fernando
street because this street has not been
made properly passable. This question
will have to be answered by somebody.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
A LEGAL DEFAULTER.
He Skips with Nineteen Th0us.
aud Dollars.

LONG ISLAND, N. Y. May 2.--At a
l ate hour last night Justice Bradon issued
warrant for the arrest Of District At.
torney Thos. f. MCGOWAN, on com.
plaint of Supervisor Van Ness, of New.
ton, who charges McGowan with mis-
appropria ion OF the town funds. Nc.
Gowan is believed to have gone to Cana
da. He left here on Saturday In the
afternoon, and did not return. Tue ac.
tual amount of his defalcation, so far as
known. il SIS. 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Condolences Man.

SAN LUIS OBlspo, May g. Lewis
smith was arrested to-day on suspicion
Of horse stealing. He purports to come
from Fresno. and obtained some money
ON check on the First National Bank
of Fresno for 1868, signed by R. Il.
Hidwell. which the Banks here yesterday
refased to recognize, Smith is in jail
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Porter Ashe in SAN Francisco,

San Francisco. May 2.--Porter Ashe
arrived here to-day from Los Angeles.
He refused to say anything about his
trouble with his wife, further than to
remark that he was not satisfied with
his child being in her custody; and he
meant to exercise a fathers right to
place ii in better hands.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Marriage Licenses.

The following persons we're yesterday
licensed to wed: L. B. Trefethen and
Hattie N. Beckett. Hernana Valdivia
and Louisa Dominguez, Everett B. Bro.
man and Viola s. Shrode, John FL. Smith
and Susan Flanagan, w. Silligman and
ID. Killers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
GRAND OPERA COMING.
Arrangements Made TO open al
Hazards Pavilion.

AKYang cmeuts Made TO open at
Hazards Pavilion.
SAN Francisco. May 2.--Mr. o. G..
Weyse, of Los Angeles, has been in this
city two or three days. negotiating with
the National Opera Company, and to-
day signed the contract by which he
personally guarantees the company about
$50, 900 for five performances of grand
opera at the Pavilion, beginning May
l6.h. The National Opera Company
agrees on its part to produce its opera in
the same magnificent style which has
characterized the series OF brilliant oper-
attic representations in San Francisco.
Messrs. Mclean and Lehman are at
tending to the local business arrange
msnts, and report the utmost interest in
ali circles over the coming season Of
American Opera.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
<'A" ANi"N>t "A"y - o1A HhFStg SfI4
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2.--The following
The Grain Markets.
DOMESTIC.

SAN FRANCISCO. May -Wheat-Dull
buyer season, 81 s2s44; buyer, 81. ". o44 spot
season, storage paid, Si.S416.
Barley--Strong; buyer season, $l.1S; b1yer
's7, sl.277s.
Corn-Steady; California large yellow,
s1p per GENITAL; small, Sl.I5611.20; white,
$1.171a(g120
CHICAGO. May 2.-Barley- Nominal; 81
Wheat-Close cash, slss; May ssss; July
Gorn-Firm; cash. s7ys; July 4ols; June
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
nnilrona OffIciaI Appointed.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Vice-President
Potter, OF the Union Pacific, has offered
to General Passenger Agent A. G.
Dawes, of the Hannibal and st. Joe
Railroad. the place of General Manager
of the Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company. Mr.. Dawes will probably
accept,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
HOME FOR STRAY GIRLS.
The People Beginning to Realize
Its Importance.

Several subscriptions were yesterday
handed in for the home for misguided
girls. The HERALD started this move
ment, and is gratifisd to see SO many of
the substantial citizens of Los Angeles
taking hold of it. No man with true
heart in his bosom will stand aloof, and
the persons who are aiding this good
cause are praised without stint. The
following gentlemen subscribed the sums
set opposite their names yesterday: P.
Beaudry, $50; w. II. Workma y, $50;
Castruccio Bros., $40; Childress Safe
Deposit Bank, $50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Haising the Liquor License.

MARYsvILLE, CAL. May 2.-In ac.
oordance with vast majority of voters,
expressed at the recent election, the
Board of Supervisors of Sutter county
today raised the rate of liquor license TO
two hundred dollars ger quarter. This
goes into effect July first.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
visalia city Election

vIsALIA. CAL, May 2.-The city cleo.
tion passed off quietly to-day. Three
hundred and seventy.three votes were
polIed. The fight was conferred on City
Marshal, there being three candidates in
the field. From present Indications it is
thought that the entire Citizens ticket Is
elected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Hard Gloves at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. o.. May 2.-Jack Demp-
sey and Reddy Gallagher met tonight
at the Frankfort. street Gymnasium. Six
rounds were fought with four.ouncc
gloves, the winner to take two.thirds
and the loser one-third of the gate re.
ceipts. Two hundred spectators paid
IS each to see 1t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
smallpox from san Francises.

vITToRIA, B. c.. May 2.--The steam
ip Elder arrived this sfternooa from
San Francisco, and DIR. jackson, the
Health Officer, after making the cus-
tomary inspection, ordered the ship into
quarantine, woman and child being
discovered showing symptoms of small.
pox. The child had erupsions on the
face, and was in that condition when
taken on board. A more minute exam.
nation will be made to morrow, and the
ship may possibly have TO remain OF
Albert Head for few days until the
disease develops. No mails were landed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Death of n Hotel MAN.

SAN JOSE, May IN. L. Donovan,
proprietor of the Alameda hotel, in this
city. died suddenly yesterday. Dono-
van was an old and respected citizen Of
this city, having been in the hotel busi-
ness here for about twelve years. He
was about so years of age. The funeral
took place this afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Fire at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY. May 2.-The large
warehouse of Brown, johnson Il Co., on
l4th and Maple streets, together with
the nine.story grain warehouse OF Stri.
don Bros. adjoining, and freight ears
loaded with grain was burned this morn.
ing. Loss, $3.50, 600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
ANTi-DEBRIs RESOLUTIONS
Expression of Attitude ON the
Debris Question.
FOUND GUILTY,


Debris Question.
MARysvILLE, Cal, May 2.-The di-
rectors of the Anti-Debria Association
and their Advisory Committee of Forty,
to-day unanimously adopted the follow
ing:
WHEREAS. It is continually reiterated
by hydraulic miners and their organs,
notwithstanding the repeated assertion ns
to the contrary by the AntiDebris Asso.
ciation of the Sacramento valley, that
our people are hostile to all kinds of
mining and that we intend to enioin the
quartz and drift miners; therefore, be it
Resolred, Once more, by the Direct.
ors Of the Anti Debris Association and
their Advisory Committee. that we have
no quarrel or cause of action against
quartz mining, and none against drift
mining, when legitimately conducted, as
IN tue past.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Und elivored MESA ges.

Telegrams remain uncalled for at the
Western Union Telegraph Office, for
want of proper address; G.. P. Clapp,
Miss Sarah harrington, M. w. Mel
drom, II. Il. Raught, Juds Rich. James
w. Ruddock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
sCHrAEBELEs, INTnICACuEs
Mistaken Identity OF the HAN
Who Lured Him.

PARIS. May 2.--Schnaebales' leave Of
absence from the ofiiee of Commissaey
at Pagny-sur.M Moselle has been extended
two months. At the end Of his leave h
will be entitled to retire on pension
He asserts that the German Commissaxy
G hutch, who invited him across the lins
and who accompanied him to the rail-
road station, pointed him out to tho
German detective who arrested him.
The German official report of the afEniE
says q Commissary named Tauseh -
entrusted with the task of arrestine
Schnaeheles, and it is probable that the
names of Tausch and Gautch were un-
consciously mixed by those who accused
Gautch of treachery to Echnaebeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Postal Clerk Appointed. .

SAN Francisco, May 2.--Luke Fay.
of this city, has been, by Postmaster.
General Villas, appointed additional Rail-
way Postal Clerk on the route between
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
America Gets "a Relic.

WASHINGTON, May 2.--The U. s.
steamer Galena, bearing prehistoric
statue, secured at the Easter islands,
has arrived at Alexandria, Va, and is
now awaiting favorable tide to reach
the Navy Yard. Commander Chester
came ON to this city this morning and
notified the officers Of the Smithsonian
Institute of the arrival Of the statue,
which is reported to be in excellent con-
dition.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
WO FOOLS.
one Alive-Tho other Dead.

one Altve-The other Dead.
CINcINNATI, May 2.--This morning an
unknown man.jumped off the suspension
bridge and was drowned.
NIAGARA. May 2.-This afternoon
Steve Brodie. who has once jumped
from the Brooklyn bridge, made a jump
from the Suspension Bridge and was
picked up by yawl, comparatively un.
injured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
FOREIGN.

LONDON, May 2.--The Mark Lane Express,
in Its review of the British grain trade dur
aesresse s S' IN sIiyeries a. natiye whest The
markets are scantily supplied. This Tact
has caused an advance of from 6s to Is.
Sales of English wheat during the week
were 80, ,45S quarters at 32s Sd, against 81 1855
quarters at sls during the corresponding
week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
A STUBBORN JURY.
They object 30 their own verdict
and TRY Agaiu.

OAKLAND, May 2.-The case OF Wal
ssr B. Todd, who was indicted for for.
gerry Of the will of John Morton Todd.
under which he was to receive $40, 900,
was given to the jury Saturday. They
failed TO agree and were locked up with
instructions to return a sealed verdict, If
they came to an agreement before this
morning. The verdict was presented
yesterday and the jury was released.
The verdict was opened to-day and
found to be guilty A poll of the
Jurors was demanded. when w. A..
King. one Of the jurors, refused to assent
to the verdict. The Judge again odered
the jury to retire for elaboration.
FOUND GUILTY.
The jury in the TODD will, forgery
case, returned verdict again this after.
uoon. of guilty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Earthquake at Hueneme

HUENEME, Cal. May 2.-Four slight
shocks of earthquake were felt here to-
day at 6 P. NJ. The second was stronger
than the first, or all the rest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
Cost of shanghasng.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-Judge Saw
yer to-day awarded $4,000 to Pelletier.
the pilot who over year ago libelled
the British ship Occident for bringing
him here from Liverpool, against his
desire, while acting as pilot for that
vessel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-03
CARPENTERS DISSATISFIED.

The dissatisfaction brewing among
the carpenters in this city came to the
surface this morning. They have been
receiving 50 day of ten hours, and
struck for So and nine hours. Out OF
about 200 carpenters at work 40 quit.
One of the largest contractors in the
city said Tonight that all will be at
work again within forty-eight hours on
the terms asked by them.